The Sun. — London, England, 1818-07-04 00:00:00

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AND AUTHENTIC CORRESPONDUNCE. li "vt , brinp e . 4t h neti it then th a t t hi s Printer-Pnbli aft his Mind so pre -occupied when the letter Illtilibuted to C ANDEL, anti traced by another hand, it'iv4res ed him so fa r a s to m i stake it for that of his 4t ftiend % Be it as it may, here is forgery and M. CAMiLLR JORDAN will he d ehounctire if he does not prosecute the Irik i t , idieli ne For in what a dangerous state word( l ' be if it sritisce to a Jorrrnalist to p ro d uce t 1) : 1 " I lder a t a k e s i gnature, in order to dis -1:11,14re Inutself for having published an article the honour of a Citizen! ter, I:ne Art mind has b een i n a state of extreme titint on accou n t of a p aragrap h in i e :tutionneii,g that Tuft KING had not:- :(t ttfil n"NNAbIEu InFpccfor-Getieral of the Swiss and that he had gone to I)ijon on his tn .i ts f 1:1!". This having been settled in the Comte' o surp l i ce , ' and sfilicred the public the 1 1; 14'. " Hs it "mei( they n ere becomin g Ultra 1) '4 '9114t . for there !teems to h e h ut one op i n i on of t)f4t)4-u's conduct at Grenoble, arid but one rettl 'ing to fight, atter enduring slid, in .l" as should have thought no man w ho Cr,l"rif c ou ld ever have put up svith, for :171 " 1/I.scnamPs did Not content hinlSeit with by 11"(1 iusu/t. flo !h en suc h a an should k3t co nfided w m to bin' so honourable a mission lit:ll44d every One. The public mind has thus 1 , 4 t, ritatrd, h appily wit hour cause—D ON NA. is 144 appointed Inspector General of the lite r Inv lots oserely had an order to go and ir s‘siss regiments at Dijon ; and this , t , ve are persuaded, oo other motive for it 1.)„,, 'fie desire to avoid the effusion of blood, for "il,l4Abi"-' worth, neither fight nor abstain front i1 ' , 11 t , 14 the public walks, where the grossest '‘'ie offered bun. We pretend not to tail "141tryPrecise sentiments of his Majesty and 'aity, but we reco ll ect that Fouehi. iii t. a ye a pl ausible pretext for removing : 1(1 41i. 11 ; 41) ► WRS sent A m b assa d or to Dres ‘t' stle'l4ritre his f unctions were soon revoked, and Paria tuterdicted• - , _.._ ...._ ~.:t v tlidt the ''.\\,. ".41 ersons at Paris are of o pin ion. to be re_ 1, I'3 Of&cers at Dijon will not submit wired. :ti‘%." sat tt twirl who has been I") dish" if ),tlistil'it il.ey will all tender their resignation tttriltHs • 1 For (nor 0 % 111 hart, . 1 I‘t it •to tospeet tdem. I co ve( , . le (4. 0 . . ...,Eu 'IBS IC rtiv 4t plIII;111 t hat DoN NAL, once, 41 111 tt (4(lerl which zinnia the ostensible and tulttLi, 'II" he (lei in fict in complete flisi'l•lice; not ''l(l'3 to retitaitt in the Country' "I" ' to I, ,ii is. ~ z („i ...,.......... r. '''t.ii !:4"1 %Et.t.r tit. the 24,11 rOginl;e,nt: is Rliri; "ittiti'lli lOdia of Ole Hose. The l if e • .)t °tun '}' ; 1, 1"3 btten (ICI oit to Ilit serViCe".."' r,„„nt•- ters lIIS (11Ntill •.I ri liiiil4elt. in the tout 't , - i of it, .oi,) t...t01R IC _ u_, at the !Ha 41.:;:ttii:L,140ee--....til rsiirtlepriet!, Luray )trvilele he wAA "i'4 (J);ls,l*""'"lC'd ii. ll'el* ' " 1 111 , is iII tiic NI)3111",1," • l'e. -eultil La: ''ulli.:ll"igtr;(slt y i l ii n t o return w L"- rAR is.JuNe 29 —Ole the 25th inst.,the (240/idi "ne([lltra R oy Ilene alist was s us p en d e d ; i t re-ap ed nu the 27th. Tht crime ~ s %ts that of having Published a pretended le:ter of General CANUEL, /Whieli stated that he intended to prosecute M. CANIILLE JORD A N for calimny, not being satisfied * ith the excuses which that Deputy had made to bi n ) ill private. The institt was of th e gravest kii " l ; it wa s I,ss to announce 111,1( CANUEL was "hit.; to prosecut e M. C. JORDAN, than to Vale ast the latter had degrad e d himself so far as to CANUP:L'S pardon, which "Vat 2 most odious " ""'"Y• 11e , M CAMILLt , JoEnAN, ask pardon "i f CAN UEL !! ! what had he don e ?—her d'"ed his duty as a Deputy, as a Citizen, in a n ' ll4 e, frank, and man l y manner, and for this he was to ask C ANUEL ' A pardon ! CLiti a more humi liatin scene be imagined for coarage, virtue, and P'itriotisin. A s the Ministry possesses the tight of Tile and death over the Journals, it was then fir never the case to strike the bleeding , nun (the Qiwi,lienne) to the heart. A new ineidmt has arisen in this case which nu one "Peered. General CANUEL has Written ICI M. Miciaattn, Proprietor of the Qmotidienne, t hat the letter attributed to him is a forgery ; that levenir never wrote ran these sort of things, and that the Signatur e is not his. N, Sir, Yo c, tn 'lr know that ,tw u there ex i sts b etween Messieurs '"uet.. and Mtctfaun the most tender affection , that these Gentlem en piss their lives in sighing l'lkether mer Ihr misfortunes of their Cmultry ; llli hm they keep up a warn) Correspondence when r Y hive not the happiness and consolation of it.ei ng each other, in a word, the faithf u l Por te y p 'liits of Orestes and PL/lades, those admirable illudels of perfect friendship. I may also add that lictiatin has p r i nte d , a f ter having corrected It irr several original articles, written by the of the gentle G enera l C ANUEL, of whom he f 1 here the paper stainer. NEW PARLIAMENT. MENISERS RETURNED. I'ee6Fesl,irP,Rir Junes Monti;nuiery. Count , / of Croshie, and the Knight of Kerry. Etn,g.'.vC'otenty—Thos. Burti:ird, John Pai., , ins. County of Cork—Lord Kingsboron.,ol, Richard flare. Borough. of Irate , fortl—Sir John Newpott. Ipstvich--Th e scrutiny is over, and Mr. Criciiitt and Mr. Newton are returned. STATE OF POLLS AT - --- -- - Iferefordshire, July -2. Queen's Colinlti, .I' ,, t- 30. Sir J. G. Cotten.ll ...... 2135 11,i;;Ilt Hon. W. W. Pole 310 R. Price .. 192 , Sir 11. I'm nell :133 Col. Corsiewall 1'62 Sir C. Cults l3O lireconaldre, July 2. I Cr.Rntt, gl Armagh, .Tune. 29 . Wr KO Ntoi icati 314 375 I W. RichNudson 31.5 IreAtm , reland, Julq 2. 11011.11. Caullield Lord Lowi !Jur H. C. Lowtthor Berir, J.Ll . e f 3. l Borair.v/t of n„,,,,, June 19. Neville 49ri I f,,,ril Gler4wley Doilda3 oil; I Dlr. Hutton Ilalktt Cuizilly of ire.rfuril—By ag 10 each. eeasent the Candidates pulled WESTMOR ELA ND ELECTION. APPLF,BY, JULY I.—Oor second day's contest over, soil prosperously. Tile numbers now And thus : Lord Lmther 60,5 Colonel 595 Nir. Brougham' . 559 And had not the mob born drilled and marshalled to occupy the booths, as usual, so AS to exclude the Lourust( Voters, our majorities would have been still higher. BROUGHAM is literally at his wit's end he made a speech, crammed with the most offensive ribaldry, which disgusted the few decorous individuals of his party. You will hardly believe that he travelled over a whole track of filthy metaphors, describing the friends of his antagonists as beusts—eidlin g on them to " hold up their fore foot." In fact, he seems rapidly de scending to the level of your Westminster brawler, HUNT.—Who can descend lower i—We are all in high spirits, and confidently expect a speedy and decisive result. He has but a small stock of votes remaining. After the poll was declared, our three bands thew up in front of the Committee house, and played " God Save the Xing," which was afterwatd sung by the collected Loyalists, bare-headed, and filling one side of the street, while the mob paraded, or rather roamed through the other, howling and yelling, with iittoUGtimd on their shoulders. A (lay or two w ill end, I trust, this discredit able contest. CITY OF DUBLIN ELECTION. GROSS orntAGE. The Election for this City took place to-day, when Mr. GaaTrast and Mr. SHAW were returned without opposition. During the proceedings, one of those City Orators, who take advantage of all public occasions to make speeches, and who have grievances a l ways rea d y for that purpose, adverted to Mr. GitATTAN's public conduct, especially as connected with the question lately agitated re specting the Window Tax, in such a manlier trs to inflame the passions of the low and the unthiuk ing portion) of his auditors, and to prepare them for tnischief. Whilst the ceremony of chairing teas going forward, some ruffians, in this humour, first insulted, and then attacked Mr. GRATTAN, with considerable violence. They pulled this ve nerable and respected character from the Chair in which he sod his Colleague were borne—and some savage, inure ferocious than the rest, struck bin/ with a stout in the face, and wounded him severely. Another ruffian was prevented, by the spirited interposition of a Gentleman, who knock ed him down, from flinging a second missile of the same description ; and such was the brutal dispo sition of those who joined in the outrage, that Mr.GgsTTAN was compelled to take shelter in a house in Mary-street, very close to where the transaction took place, and where he received surgical assistance. Though seriously injured, we are glad to state that there is nothing ill the circumstance to alarm It is friends for his safety. The Chair, after Mr. GRATTAN had been dis lodged from it, was bloke') to pieces by the mob, and Mr. SHAW was compelled to finished a most uncomfortable pageantry in a jaunting-car, in which he was accompanied by Isis son, and sur rounded by his friends. In this manner he was take , : to his house iii Merrion-square—an inneense crowd shouting and huzzaing as he passed along. We Cannot reflect upon this flagrant outrage on the person of one %slit) has devoted many years of his life to the welfare of his country, and who stands pre-eminent in those talents and vie (nes that qualify a man for the guardianship of a Nation's interests, but with ablionence. it is no example of the prevailing popular liceotious• ness of our time, as disgraceful as it is alarming", and which must unite every friend to the Consti tution and Laws of the Country ;n an effort for their preset swim). With respect to the distin- Kuished individual w h o has been the object of this brutal violence, lie bs ill not for a moment suppose it proceeds from any declension in the favour of those whose partiality and good opinion are Of any value, lie will readily trace it to its right cause. H e tt iii at once perceive, that it is be cause he would not surrender his understanding iwiependence into the hands of a party, who thosight fit to dictate his publi c duty to him, that popular fury has been turned against hits—and he will find in his in/ oiliness, and the integrity of his conduct, ample consolation for the outrage he I.as experienced. We have considt table Satis faction in learning, that stone of the principal I,ersons in this daring and tiiiddciolis violation of 'lse peace have been at by the activity of the Pollee, ;it'd placed in confincLuent,—(Dublin Orrespondent, June 30.) SECOND E 7)1TION. stiN orFicE, Ttingt o'CLoi WEST'I7INSTEB ELECTIo.V. FINAL CLOSE OF THE POLL. ROM LUX BURDETT 5T39 5439 MAX WELL . HUNT. 48U8 84 • •1. Sir SAMUEL RONIILLY had appesred on the I - lusting l , and addressed the multitude. lie was still speetkio l z when our Reporter left the pldce. BAHE-FACLD DENIOCRACY. " Although our Champion has placed funds fur all reason. able purpocrs in the hands of this Committee, still they deem it fair to make the Public auxiliaries to this great work." This acknowledgment of eflormus bribery on the one hand, and invitations to a continuance of it on the other, concludes with announcing the places for receiving the means of Burdettite Cor- ruption. THE H ETORT UXORIOUS. Quoth Tom to Dicx, " Your Wife can tell " Lou Chuo's odd usaLfes so well, " Its Worship, Laws, and Barter, " She niu , t !lace dwelt o'er Yellow Seas— " Pray, did you marry a Chinese 7" (loot!' RicHARD, " No-3 TaTiar." J. S. UNIVERS! l'Y INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, JULY 3.--Yesterday the following Degree, were conferred : B'CNRLnR IN DIVINITY. The Rev. Charles Lloyd, M.A.. Student of Christ Church. MASTERS OF ARTS. Rev. John Tetupler; of Exeter Colle,ze, Grand Cumpuumier. William Fleury BlLsow, EN. of Christ Church, Grand Cow poundcr. oomber of Regents in the present Act is one hundred mod sixty. : Yesterday Mr. Charles li 7 mling, B.A. of Jesus College, was elected Fellow of that Society. The Rey. Robert Barlow Gardiner, M.A. Fel. low of WailhAin (;allege, is pres:mted, by the Warden and Fellows of that Society, to the Vi carige of Waithursr, in Sossex, vacant by the dent h r,t the Rey. Win. Stlimon, M A. The Rev, Soonnel ALotilock, b,te Curate o Long Sutton, has been in,titoted into the vain. Able living of Bishop Sutton, with Ropley, i t Ilimpshire. THE QUEEN. —There was no teeolar account in town yesterti.ly of the stale of the QUEEN, from New ; it was, however, understood, that 'her MAJESTY "as lot so well yesterday as she was On Wednesday. The l'atNch REGENT went to KM to al tend her MAJESTY, yesterday, about four o'clock. 1 BRITISH' AND FoIiFIGN SCI-looL SocrP.TY.—A must numerous and respectable alSemhly of Ladies and Gentlemen, Subscribers and Friends to the British and Pmeign School Society, assembled on Thwsday at the Freemasons' Tavern, to receive the Annual Report of its Committee. It was the Fifteenth Anniversary of this most enlightened Institution ; and the Report of the past year, il lustrating, as it dues, the progress of intellectual improvement, in every portion of the habitable world, most afford an unalloyed gratification to every friend of the civil, moral, and religious im provement of his species. The Duke of Sussex wa s in the Chair. He was supported by Mr. Wilberforce, Sir Alexander Johnstone, Chief Judge of Ceylo n ; It. T. Farquhar, Governor of the Mauritius ; Colonel Billings, of the National Guard of Paris ; Mr. Alderman Wood ; Mr. Pro lessor Hetet, of Geneva ; Mr. Allen, Mr Clark, Nlr. Miller, and many other distinguished chatae tem Many admirable speeches were made upon the occasion by several of the chief pet .pus who attended, and which ‘vere %%ell calculated to p ro _ 'note the !imposts of the Institution, and we re el et that We have not room Sur a full report of this intereting Meeting. The fnllowing Placard lois been issued by a Burdettite Committee, and the unblushing avowal that they aitn at UNIVERSAL ."_itirt , RAOß Mid AN NUAL PA:U.:A:VENTS IS a plain proof that their ob ject is to destroy THE CONSTITUTInN " To the Flagitious arts of the opponents of ‘Vestriainter'i Pride and England's Elope, Sir FRANClllkunErr, the in. polled Electors ar e nostrangers. °filly glorious cause of (Tin versa' Suffrage and Annual Parliaments, there is nu cause for despair. The rival factions Who, in resistii/g► the grand Achtales of Sir FRANCIS BtraDETT, hope to prolong the richetty dotage of this antiquated Government, shall be finally overwhelmed. Unpolled Ekretors—remember the great cause of Annual Parliaments and Universal Suffrage can he endangered only by the criminal supineness or too greedy calculation of the independent voters. Away with the sordid spirit, of barter. The Committee cannot permit the pocket of Sir FRANCti n .RDETT to he dipped into as if it bad no bottom ; there is a point of prudence which they can not pass. Gold may he bought too dear. "The Committee think it right to state that they now know the placards and circulars which they have disclaimed were the well meant but mistaken acts of well-wishers to Univer sal Suffrage and Annual Parliaments. Rut mere zeal is a dangerous advocate ; and, really, this Committer, which, for the remainder of the contest, will sit from eight o'clock in the morning till eleven at night, must beg so far to restrain the ardoor of co-operators, as not to be made responsible f o r proceedings on which they are not con3ultea. The Elector' will he upon their guard against the disgraceful tricks of the partizans of Romilly and Maxwell. ; " This Committee adopting, in its Very essence, the grand principle proclaimed at the close of the late Parliament by their renowned Leader, and disdaining all subterfuge upon that greatest of all points, expressly declare that they do not wish to carry the Election of Sir FaANcts Bir RDETT upon any other than the broad ground of Universal Suffrage and :\n• nual Parliaments. SPURIOUS COFFEE. BOARD OF EXcisE. Yesterday the followilq: cuit‘ietioi ts toil: i)etor r the tionmir.6l c the C tiniii33lollcts ('he THE KING V. BR /Gil A)/. The defettdatir, Jr.N Gcor;,:e i;;ltani, dealer hi c‘tf , e, &c. Cruwit-st reet , Zlt. Lt. tilLirtre Wal CIIIIViCI ed rke pettaltv of 90/. tur loi+hig his po•sesioh, on [kr '_'.sth of .Iprd 1..5i, 21 powid, vegrialde Ito,, del , cowsistiti of him)) brans awl prase, mixed with coder, died with smile of the +we. A 1,,) h 1 %1112: pOiliija of hiiror pigeon pease in eiu itogroit:A irate, p053e..!•414,11„ The If, it h e s‘dii the . veget aide It,,sticr t, a f , dree Int gell'laliV Hlld gave 1101iCe of „It peal from the cw.victioi). KlNci V PARKER. Mrs Sarah the ocenpier of the refre.h. men( room et the Oprri House, Was lined 121. for selling Wine hitliMit lieviise. She pieroled gioliy, and ileel,ire,l that she (lid tt t know that site wits COIIIIIII6I to take out a license. KING V. Al ILSoii. The defendant, Mr. IV. 11 1 ,1$on, of No. 3, Eaq hoe, kv,is convicted in the yot 501. for having a pi ivdte st li in his pos%cssion. THE KING V. NICI-loLSON. DREADFUL SUICIDE —An Inquest was held yes- , eiday at the Featherl, in llealt•street, ‘Vestwi t ,.. ster, ou the body of Atm Carpenter, aged :36, who threw herself over the Pagoda Bridge, in St. James'sPalk, as ,tat td iu yesteulay's Paper.-- The WOlii.tit, !tattled Awger, who accoMpanled, and was prevented from ColliMilling strcide by the 'entitle!, was examined, and her uti deuce corroborated the facts already stated.-.-. It besides appeared that after they had 1-r:reel to drown themselves, they had attempted to elect their purpose at several places hefin they came to ;he Palwda lirid i : s e. On Fri, day she went with the deceased to Lewi•bam, Its take; !cage of her children, and on flick retorts they proceeded to the River. While they weret shaking hand, preparatory to throwing thetn selves into the water, the sodden appearance of i% induced them to remote Olt Friday night they went to ‘Vcstminsttr Bridge, but were utic able to climb to the top of the parapet. They Oleo went rooml to the landing steps, where they were again prevented by a man, ,t ho perceive tt their intention. After this second disadpoiir , - mew, they proceeded to the Pagoda Brid g e, anti agreed to go to opposite sides and j nnt p oter. Jost as the witness had got one Irk over, and %%131 about to throw herself into the water, she was seized by the set riot 1, and in the mean time she heard her companion fall. While stroggliog its the water, shr crit'd " Lord have merry out fur poor children." The di erased was a bandsomix womau. Verdict—" Lunacy." IVe are requested to state, that the Safety Lanits Osich occasioned the explosion by which Air. AM.. tar lost his life, as mentioned formerly, npoti l ink examined, was found to have a small d: Sett at the socket. We are father informed, that a candles was used in the lamp, by the melting of which' some tallow bad fallen on, and adhered to, tile %Vire Gattze. From these facts, and hum thaC forme! lystater! of the birrip being excessively heat ed, it is crincluded, that the combirstion proceede,l either from the counintinicatio n of the gas with ti l t ! flame through the defect in the socke.—trom illumination of the grease on the gauze by t he higi l temperature Of the lamp—from the extraordinary heat of the lamp itself—or from a ( 01111)111M ion of these circumstances, and not from any th•ticiency ill the original invention of Sir /liiiiiphry Davy. I tVe feel satisfaction in making this statement, as it thosappears, that the unfortunate accident which' happened, ought nut to lessen the confitlem e of miners ill those lamps, when sufficient care is taken that they he tint faulty or imprudently used. We are also assured that, upon one occasion, lamp wird at the Ayr Collieiy continued sale, with hr inflannua l ile air burning in it for the space of lace !molars, and that, at that colliery, the greatest' confidence has been placed in them by the n tbik - men. It is hoped those Journals,which coldest ~n r last statementov ill also insert this CXplanal ‘%'e are sorry to add, that the Oveisinan, atter snticr lug intlebcribable torments, died on Tuesday last. This person was injured by 2 former explosion, and hail recovered, and just returned to his work, when the accident which has terminated his lite happened.--(.lyr Joutnul ) A few days neo David Torrington, a labourer in the London Do, kN, made a bet with one of his fellow workmen that he could drink two pints of rum in an hour, and still be able to Flo his work. lie accordingly drank the rum, and immediately fell into a slumber, out of which his companion s could Hut rouse him ; he was carried in a state or . n. y th e h,,,pit s l, where he reini-iiiied in that situation tor three days. At Lilt lie bee/tine snifiriviiily sensible to inform t he sot geon he had drank the lqpinr ; but ao infl 'lnniatim, of the bow cis haying laketi place he died on Thursday. a.“,l±); The defendant, Mr. Niehohon, ine-den ler, lVatling—diet t, was charged %%id) mixing a quan tity of Cape and ' , berry It'ine, hilhj,et e d him to the penalty of 3001 The defendant %aid, the circumstance arose in error, that his , urvants mixed the %vine by mistake, and billed the pro petty seized %void(' be tettatted, Anti the tine 'e mitted. The defendant was convicted in the pe nalty of 501. and the wine was condemned. Music.--11r. iiewEs concluded his Annual Series of Concerts het night ft ihelelphi Ter race. The Music was well sclecred, awl hail full justice (ruin the instrumental Peitoriners, The vocal department was ably supported by Miss (iooDALL, Alias VENES, IiELLAmY, TEItitAIL, AIt)LYNEx, ni,(l Hiss CARgw. The whole was hi g hl y grat i tying to a select and ele gant company.